Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20


The stein usz1as w11 ENJOY . fzEuly re-
ullon on Ihaaksgivtag Das.
NJ and Mrs. Arthur Graham nss Rsnd
glTe their nnzl At hOne' o. Iha-s1sy
BexL
Ar and Mrs. A. B. wykss gave pro
gfessiys sacare 10 sbcut my u their trienas
on thursday evening.
Ar. and Mrs. George Stanton, IT,, viii re-
esEse Their EieEas on Wednesday next a.
taelr charming home on Psrls-sse.
There will bs party al the ysndome on
Tuesday next given Dy the guests o. The
house and their iFlencs- Mr.. aud MIS-
B-aon snd Professor lawson viii furnish
the ulusie.
Mrs. J. C. FitzGerald gave an informal
progressive egcnre at the family residence
On Wsshington-sE. or "Wednesday evening.
ia hcnor VI her guest. Mrs. Miner. o. Nar-
shall.
Mrs. Mcbride viii give q reception oz
Tuesday, November -, IN honor OF her
brother, Nr. Norman Perkins, and his
bride. who Was formerly Miss Clark. OF
Monroe.
On Wednesday the guests of The War
WICK Will give party 10 their nisnds-
| Professor Wallenstein has been engaged 10
furnish the music. Society young people
are on the qui ylTe and anticipate most
| delightful time.
/ Mrs. Arthur Meigs entertained q few
| friends a. an informal tea on Thursday in
honor Of Mrs. Judge Severens and Mrs.
| simpson. Of Kalamazoo. They were also
| guests al the residence OF Mrs. &. l.. Ives al
| luncheon on Friday.
| A brilliant reception was given on Friday
| afternoon by Mrs. y. w. NOrInrup and her
4 d. 1 A..tr
was full dress, and Grand Rapids fair
daughters were fair indeed. The reception
was given for the pleasure OF the ladies
| who attended.
| Mrs. &. s. Freeman and daughter, assist
ed BY the "X. Y. Is" entertained their
| friends last evening al 81 Bostwick-st. The
| court scene" from The Merchant OF
Venice was presented with appropriate
| costuming. and together with several
musical selections finished the entertain
| ment for the evening
Mrs. Huntley Russell won ladies first
| prize. = China BON bon dish. Colonel Fox
| winning gentieman's first prize, . nut
cracker. Miss Hattie Tanner won ladies
second prize, beautifully ugly dog. upon
| whose neck hung y card on which was in
scribed Major Toots," while Add Morrison
secured a try man, whose principal occupa'
ton seemed TO be devouring oysters when
ever the crank was turned.
Miss Saidee White. of the Vendome, gave
an informal card party to few friends on
Wednesday evening, in honor of her friend
Miss Spencer. OF Detroit. Delicious refresh
ments were served and thoroughly de-
lightful evening was enjoyed by Mis-:
White and her guests. There were present
Miss Spencer, of Detroit. Misses Long
DOttelle Bissell, Anna Csuiheld, Mrs
= rfN
OF Chicago, Mr.. DeTier and Leopold
Fisher.
Mrs. NJ. J. Smiley. of Cherry-st., gave an
informal progressive euchre on Friday
evening in honor OF Mrs. Miner, of Marshall
who has been the guest Of Irs. FiizGerald
during the past week. Mrs. J. c. Herknel
won ladies' first prize, a pretty basket o
Gunthers candies; Mr. L. j. Brien taking
a handsome brass nut cracker as q reward
for holding good hands. No second prize:
were given. There were present Mrs. miner
Of Marshall; Judge and Mrs. Champlin
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. &. FitzGerald, Mr.. and Mrs
\. A. Earle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Lyon, Mr.. and MIs
James Campbell. Mr.. anu Mrs. J. G. Herk
ner, DR.. and Mrs. Brigham, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Penney, Mrs. William Robinson
Miss Ciapp, L. j. OBrien and Will Stuart
The news OF the marriage OF Miss Ciars
Louise Kellogg may have startled the gen
eral public, but 1t was not productive o
much surprise among people that haC
, noted the events of the last twelvemonth
l thought, however, that when the mar
risge took place il would be solemnizet
with little more eciat than could possibly
attend nupual ceremony celebrated a
the close OF a concert in the not alt0gethe
| Metropolitan town of EikDart, Ind. A
| the bridal tour will not be permitted to in
terfere with the brides engagements, tn,
honeymoon will have TO be broken up int
a series of one night stands-IOOn Topics
hrs. Fred A. Maynard gave Russian
tea on Friday afternoon in honor of he
guests Mrs. Judge Severens ana Mrs. Simp
| SON, of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Maynard Mrs
Simpson and Mrs. Seyerens received as
sisted by Mrs Campbell Fair, Miss Stone
OF Baltimore, Mrs. Ives and Mrs. Wright.
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